For the next few weeks we will read, think, and talk about To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. You and your partner will be assigned a page to contribute to for each chapter of the novel. You can add text and/or photos to the pages following some guidelines below. All your contributions will be tracked and evaluated at the end of the unit by both your classmates and the teacher. This will constitute as part of your READING grade this quarter. You can also post messages (no idle chit-chat please) and post questions for discussion! Let's TALK about TKaM
STUDY GUIDE FOR NOVEL TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee
For colloquial language helper - click HERE lots of words explained!
Your page contribution should include: PLOT SUMMARY (remember to use present tense), SETTING and background information (with maps or photos if needed), CHARACTER PROFILES and how the characters change as the story evolves,
a PHOTO BANK of items mentioned in the chapter (items which you or your peers might not have encountered in your life)
and VOCABULARY explained and quoted in context from the novel.
To Kill a Mocking Bird
For the next few weeks we will read, think, and talk about To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. You and your partner will be assigned a page to contribute to for each chapter of the novel. You can add text and/or photos to the pages following some guidelines below. All your contributions will be tracked and evaluated at the end of the unit by both your classmates and the teacher. This will constitute as part of your READING grade this quarter. You can also post messages (no idle chit-chat please) and post questions for discussion!
Let's TALK about TKaM
STUDY GUIDE FOR NOVEL TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee
For colloquial language helper - click HERE lots of words explained!
Your page contribution should include:
PLOT SUMMARY (remember to use present tense),
SETTING and background information (with maps or photos if needed),
CHARACTER PROFILES and how the characters change as the story evolves,
a PHOTO BANK of items mentioned in the chapter (items which you or your peers might not have encountered in your life)
and VOCABULARY explained and quoted in context from the novel.
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